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I am 18 years old and am taking a gap year, looking to study Mathematics at Oxford. Outside of academics, I love to play sports, especially football and tennis which I play for local clubs. I am also a keen runner and am currently training for a half marathon. I achieved 4A*s at A level in Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. I also achieved a grade 9 in Mathematics at GCSE level. I have also participated in Mathematics Olympiads such as the UKMT's Senior Maths Challenge where I achieved a gold certificate.

GCSE: Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry, Physics A_Level: Maths, Further Maths Uni Level: Maths Exam board exp: AQA/OCR/Edexcel/private school system entry Experience with: KS1/KS2/KS3/GCSE's/A-Levels/MAT Languages: Persian Exp with disabilities/special needs: Exp with dyslexia, Autism and exam anxiety Preferred student age group: Any About me: I love playing badmiton and cycling. I'm actually planning to cycle to Uni every day when term start. Other than that, I love reading, and that could be anything from novels to sci-fi etc. I have just finished my first year doing Maths at Imperial College London with a 2.1 and am going into second year. I finished my A-Levels in 2020 and got 4 A*'s in Maths, Further Maths, Chemistry and Biology. I also got 68 on the MAT entrance exam.

I’m Hafsa, a Public Health graduate with a passion for helping students learn with confidence. I enjoy breaking down difficult concepts into simple steps and adapting my teaching to each student’s needs. My goal is to create a positive, supportive learning environment where every student can succeed. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from Pakistan, where my studies were fully taught in English. My academic background includes science, health, research methods, and statistics. I’ve always enjoyed maths and problem-solving, and my education helps me explain concepts clearly and support students effectively.

Hello, my name is Aryan Daiya. I am a software engineer degree apprentice working at Capgemini after completing my A-levels in math physics and computer science. The subjects I teach: A-level and GCSE Computer Science GCSE Mathematics GCSE Physics My teaching philosophy is that I believe in breaking down complex concepts into smaller and manageable tasks, so students can get a deeper understanding. While doing this, I make learning enjoyable because I believe if a student enjoys learning, they can achieve their full potential. I pride myself on my ability to convey ideas clearly and to be patient in their progress. And to make sure I understand the students' content thoroughly. I strive to create an atmosphere where my students can ask questions with confidence and understand the material very well. A levels: Computer Science: A* Mathematics: A Physics: A GCSE: Mathematics: 9 Physics: 9 Computer Science: 9 Business: 8 Chemistry: 8 Biology: 8 PE: 8 English Language: 8 English Literature: 8 Citizenship: 8 Certifications in Cloud Computing Side Projects in Computer Science Work Experience in Engineering

Hi everyone, I’m Barnaby. I’m currently studying for a Master of Physics at the University of Oxford, having graduated with a first-class Bachelor’s in Physics in 2025. Before university, I achieved A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry, finishing top of my school in both Maths and Physics. Beyond academics, I have a wide range of interests. Most recently, I wrote and directed my own musical, which I took to the Edinburgh Fringe in 2025. I also work as a group leader at High 5 Sports and Activities Holiday Camp, where I look after children aged five to fourteen. I'm currently a doing my Master of Physics at the University of Oxford having achieved a First in my undergraduate physics degree at Oxford. I was previously a academic and music scholar at Exeter School in Devon, achieving 4 A*s at A-Level in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry. In my GCSE's I achieved 7 9s, 2 8s and 2 7s.

I have a PhD in physics from Newcastle University. I was a visiting researcher at the University of Cambridge and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). I am therefore highly qualified to teach STEM subjects. I have extensive experience (100 hours) teaching Maths to GCSE students online. I have also taught Physics and Maths to A Level students for several years during summer schools. I have also led modules for undergraduate students in Physics at all stages. I enjoy building a connection with my students and tailoring my sessions to suit their needs. I am able to breakdown complex problems into bitesize pieces to ensure that students can make tangible progress in a short amount of time and build their confidence. PhD in Physics - Newcastle University Visiting Researcher - University of Cambridge BSc in Applied Physics (Minor in Computer Science) - City University of Hong Kong Visiting Researcher - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) Undergraduate Exchange Student - University College London (UCL)

GCSE: maths, physics, chemistry, italian, french, economics A-level: italian, french, economics Languages: italian, french, english Preferred student age group: GCSE level About me: My passions are football and mountaneering. I have attended a french school in Turin (Lycée Français Jean Giono Turin) until 10th grade, I then completed the IB program in a boarding school in the Netherlands: United World College Maastricht. I am currently a first-year Economics student at Bocconi University (Milan). I also enjoy reading books and articles, and cooking. My previous experience tutoring is: - Peer-to-peer physics tutor in UWC Maastricht: I was nominated physics tutor by the UWC department of physics teachers supporting three peer students for exams preparation - Volunteer in Bocconi's Tutoring Online Program (TOP), where, 3 hours per week, I tutor kids of underprivileged background

Hello! I'm a Chemical Engineering student at the University of Birmingham with a passion for learning and helping others. When I'm not immersed in my studies, I enjoy dancing and playing badminton to stay active and refreshed. I'm excited about the opportunity to tutor and share my knowledge, aiming to make complex subjects more understandable and enjoyable for my students. I completed my A-levels at Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School, where I studied Maths, Physics, and Chemistry, achieving grades of A*, A*, and A respectively. Additionally, I completed an AS-Level in Further Maths, earning an A grade. Currently, I am a student at the University of Birmingham, entering my third year of studying Chemical Engineering. My strong foundation in the sciences and mathematics, combined with my university experience, equips me with a deep understanding of the subjects I tutor.

I've always enjoyed maths, which inspired me to pursue a degree in Economics and Finance. I adore the logical reasoning underlying these courses and enjoy applying them to real-world situations, particularly in physics. I believe that with the appropriate direction and technique, anyone can thrive in these areas. My teaching technique is based on recognising each student's unique needs and learning style, which helps to make the content more relatable and interesting. By rigorously adhering to the specification and marking schemes, I ensure that students understand exactly what is required to succeed. I am kind, sympathetic, and dedicated to helping students gain confidence through clear explanations and constant practice. My goal is not only to assist students improve their grades, but to make them love the learning process and feel confident in their talents. With a 1st Class degree in Economics and Finance, I have developed strong analytical and problem-solving skills. My career includes extensive experience in calculating risk for North American Commercial Real Estate, where I specialised in loan underwriting and corporate expansion as well as underwriting in the digital payments world for EU and British companies.

Hello, my name is Aasim. I am currently a medical student aspiring to one day become an orthopaedic surgeon. I went to secondary school and sixth form in London , after which I took a gap year and started Medicine at university afterwards. During my gap year I spent time working as an HCA at the Royal London Hospital as well as tutoring some of my family friends' children for chemistry and maths. I also spent a fair amount of time pursuing my own hobbies and interests such as drawing, reading, MMA and football which I try to play once a week with my friends. I like to incorporate visual aids in my lessons as I, myself, am a very visual learner. I also like to maintain a light-hearted environment when teaching my students, often employing humour during my lessons as I feel that it can make the student more relaxed and enables them to learn and absorb concepts in a stress-free environment. After covering a particular topic, I often go through questions together with students so that they can apply their knowledge in a practical setting which is what they will have to do in their exams after all. GCSEs: Maths = A* Further Maths = A* Biology = A* Chemistry = A* Physics = A* English Lang. = A* English Lit. = A* Religious Studies = A* History = A* Art = A* Spanish = A* A-levels: Biology: A* Chemistry: A* Maths: A* Further Maths: A Psychology: A